Re: how to make ginput work?

[Michael Goffioul]

If you're using the Windows binary package, then ginput is not
working. There's currently no way to make it work.

Michael.

On 3/3/08, gabzz33 <address@hidden> wrote:
>
> hello
> I try presently to use the ginput function for my program.
> presently i just tried to plot a simple plot
> plot([1,2,3,4])
> and then enter [x,y]=ginput
> he answers me
> x=[] (0x1)
> y=[] (0x1)
> So I understood that he has aquired no point at all, but I don't why. I have
> tried to click on the plot screen with the right or the left button , even
> pressing space as it is said in the ginput help description, all this before
> or after that I launched the ginput function the result is allways the same.
> I tried to enter [x,y]=ginput([1 10])
> he says
> First click on x-axis 1
> Then click on x-axis 10
> I click everywhere every number of time it's locked. it has bugged and I
> need to close octave.
> I use octave 3.0.0 and the gnuplot delivered with
> If somebody can help me it'll be great
> thank you
> Gabriel
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